I apologize as I'm not sure that I'm following your question, but it seems that you may be asking about the size of your 'course' once published? Keep your player size in mind and how that affects the size. You can read here for more information.
If that is not what you are asking, please clarify and we can try to further assist.
That's exactly what I want to do , poremsegui the tutorial , I chose the right options , however when I click preview appears the same size as before, you can tell me why ?
The preview size will always be constricted to the Storyline UI - so it will still be the overall same screen size, but should scale smaller/larger depending on what you've set as the story size, and the player/browser settings. Additionally I'd recommend testing the content by loading up to the intended environment as described here and testing within the browsers that user are likely to be using.
My doubt is there any way of viewing the course get bigger , because after publishing saw that the course does not take up the entire screen, Leslie told me that it was possible , however made the modifications put the screen it stays the same size.
Is there some setting I can do and be applied to all my course?
What did you use for the story size and the player/browser settings? Storyline does not have a true "full screen" option - so you may want to think further about the size at which users will be viewing your course and then investigate the story size and player/browser settings that will allow for it to take up the largest amount of screen real estate. Also, what browser are you viewing the published output in? Did you upload it to the intended publish environment? Could the course be in an iFrame in your LMS or web server that is forcing it to display at a particular size?
In fact I had not tweaked the settings , just after publishing that I realized I was small viewing screen, there decided to ask here in the forum has been how to increase after the Leslie helped me , I left as follows ;
** Browser size ( Resize browser to optimal size)
** Already in the Player Size ( Scale Player to fill browser window ) .
After making these settings on a course that was ready , I clicked to View member had moved and continued in the same way .
In fact I had not tweaked the settings , just after publishing that I realized I was small viewing screen, there decided to ask here in the forum has been how to increase after the Leslie helped me , I left as follows ;
** Browser size ( Resize browser to optimal size)
** Already in the Player Size ( Scale Player to fill browser window ) .
After making these settings on a course that was ready , I clicked to View member had moved and continued in the same way .
It may be easier to follow along if I could see your .story file and all the settings you had enabled in terms of story size, player/browser settings, etc. Based on this alone - I would choose:
Resize browser to fill screen: This automatically resizes the learner's browser to fill the whole screen.
Scale player to fill browser window: This will scale your course (up or down) to fill the learner's browser window.
Depending on what you've set up as your player controls that may add some padding to the course as Leslie mentioned and the story size you're also using can impact the crispness if you're scaling the content.
As for testing, are you uploading to a server to test it or testing it locally? I'd recommend ensuring you're uploading to the final publish environment.
I managed to change the size but now has another detail , I realized that was too small Resources as increased the display size of my course , is to increase these tamnaho Players Tabs ?
I'm not sure I'm following what you're referring too? There isn't an option to change the width/height of the player tabs but you could change the overall player font size as detailed here.
No problem Marcelo - and feel free to post in your native tongue as well, we've got users all over the world, so they may be able to understand and assist based on that as well. Worst case scenario, staff will use Google Translate. ;-)
It may end up being flagged as spam by our system or users - but we monitor all those and double check it, so we can unflag it if it's a legit post. Likely if staff is responding to it, we'll use Google Translate to rewrite the post in English for others and then respond as such as well.
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Hi Marcelo!
I apologize as I'm not sure that I'm following your question, but it seems that you may be asking about the size of your 'course' once published? Keep your player size in mind and how that affects the size. You can read here for more information.
If that is not what you are asking, please clarify and we can try to further assist.
After I published my course , I thought the screen is small , is there any way to let the screen with another size?
Oh, I can help with that. Thanks for explaining a bit better. You can modify your player and browser settings. Check out this tutorial for assistance.
That's exactly what I want to do , poremsegui the tutorial , I chose the right options , however when I click preview appears the same size as before, you can tell me why ?
Hi Marcelo,
The preview size will always be constricted to the Storyline UI - so it will still be the overall same screen size, but should scale smaller/larger depending on what you've set as the story size, and the player/browser settings. Additionally I'd recommend testing the content by loading up to the intended environment as described here and testing within the browsers that user are likely to be using.
Hello Ashley,
My doubt is there any way of viewing the course get bigger , because after publishing saw that the course does not take up the entire screen, Leslie told me that it was possible , however made the modifications put the screen it stays the same size.
Is there some setting I can do and be applied to all my course?
Hi Marcelo,
What did you use for the story size and the player/browser settings? Storyline does not have a true "full screen" option - so you may want to think further about the size at which users will be viewing your course and then investigate the story size and player/browser settings that will allow for it to take up the largest amount of screen real estate. Also, what browser are you viewing the published output in? Did you upload it to the intended publish environment? Could the course be in an iFrame in your LMS or web server that is forcing it to display at a particular size?
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Hello Ashley,
In fact I had not tweaked the settings , just after publishing that I realized I was small viewing screen, there decided to ask here in the forum has been how to increase after the Leslie helped me , I left as follows ;
** Browser size ( Resize browser to optimal size)
** Already in the Player Size ( Scale Player to fill browser window ) .
After making these settings on a course that was ready , I clicked to View member had moved and continued in the same way .
After published it opens in Google Chrome.
Hello Ashley,
In fact I had not tweaked the settings , just after publishing that I realized I was small viewing screen, there decided to ask here in the forum has been how to increase after the Leslie helped me , I left as follows ;
** Browser size ( Resize browser to optimal size)
** Already in the Player Size ( Scale Player to fill browser window ) .
After making these settings on a course that was ready , I clicked to View member had moved and continued in the same way .
After published it opens in Google Chrome.
Hi Marcelo,
It may be easier to follow along if I could see your .story file and all the settings you had enabled in terms of story size, player/browser settings, etc. Based on this alone - I would choose:
Depending on what you've set up as your player controls that may add some padding to the course as Leslie mentioned and the story size you're also using can impact the crispness if you're scaling the content.
As for testing, are you uploading to a server to test it or testing it locally? I'd recommend ensuring you're uploading to the final publish environment.
Hi, Ashley
I managed to change the size but now has another detail , I realized that was too small Resources as increased the display size of my course , is to increase these tamnaho Players Tabs ?
Hi Marcelo,
I'm not sure I'm following what you're referring too? There isn't an option to change the width/height of the player tabs but you could change the overall player font size as detailed here.
Thank you so much!!! was exactly what I needed , sorry if my questions are not so clear way , my English is quite basic .
But thank you helped me a lot Ashley .
= )
No problem Marcelo - and feel free to post in your native tongue as well, we've got users all over the world, so they may be able to understand and assist based on that as well. Worst case scenario, staff will use Google Translate. ;-)
I thought I had to post in English.
Muito Obrigado Ashley..RSRS (thank you very much Ashley)
It may end up being flagged as spam by our system or users - but we monitor all those and double check it, so we can unflag it if it's a legit post. Likely if staff is responding to it, we'll use Google Translate to rewrite the post in English for others and then respond as such as well.
So I will not give work , I can let continue posting in English.
Thank you and otimo late afternoon .
= )
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